University

The Fruits of My Research - University
Once the domain of crusty academics and the cream of a nation’s intellectual youth, modern Universities have fallen on hard times. Today’s harsh economic realities have changed the way they operate. Far from being a playground for the young, privileged and gifted, many Universities operate industrial workshops where students work 18 hour shifts in appalling conditions. Yale has a lock factory, in Heidelberg students manufacture printing machinery and in Oxford they make bags.
In Britain, any building which has seating for more than 10 people aged 18-25 is allowed to call itself a University.